phrogs

I was thinking I could smoke em out but the car is outside?
I am getting ready to lift the body I just dont care to get stung, the car was in a barn for 5 years and I have seen alot of left over wasps nests in her frame but for the past week I have enojoyed watching these bumble bee'z hover in and fly into the frame no other bee's just the biggins??...maybe ill have some honey in there :rofl: some deal

Its time to evict them so anyone delt with critters let me know your ideas

johnny

LAvetteman

Smokin em is only temporary. Wasp killer is the answer.

randy814u

Go to a good house painting store. They have a spay you can put in the frame that will kill them suckers in a heart beat. Sorry, I do not know the name of it. I just know it worked well and fast. :seeya

phrogs

Yeah I guess that would be the best way
but damit I may ruin the honey :lolg:

Ill get some of that spray that flying critter killer spray
that will take care of them

johnny

Greg

Hey Johnny,
Play it safe and just set the whole thing on fire. You're doing a "frame off" anyway, aren't you?
:lol:
Bzzzzzz.........OUCH!, Bzzzzzzz,OUCH!, OUCH! OOOWWWW!!! Bzz, Bzzzzz,OUCH! AAAAAAAH! HONEY, CALL THE FIRE DEPARTMENT! OUCH!, OUCH!!..........
Call us when you heal up. :lol:

phrogs

thats f-up man :lol:
all of the body hardware was already disconected by the previous owner
I guess i can leave them alone untill I raise the body off :thumbs:

Big Fish

Wait until night to spray the little buggers, that way they are all at home and there are none to come back.

vettfixr

Best thing to do is park the car in a garage and get a helper. Then get dressed up like a Queen bee and stand outside the garage. Get your makeup right and then say things like "Hi Sailor" and "Me Love You Long Time". When the bees come out of the frame run like hell and have your helper shut the garage door. :lolg: :lolg:

CircleW-72

If it's honey bees I have seen bee keepers remove them from houses with no problems---worth a try---Good-Luck :chevy

phrogs

They survied the complete drive from kentuky to north carolina
so I doubt that will work :)

72GACRZR

UHH... Before you do any thing drastic, make sure they are not the buzzers the general put in there to warn you your seat belts not fastened or you left the key in the ignition. :jester

phrogs

:lolg: no man the car has no motor and no batery and I have personaly seen these buggers swop in front of me head for the lower frame and crawl in..
ive killed about 3 of them and there are still more. :thumbs:

Crash Dummy

Hang a *bug zapper* off the frame near one of the points of entry. If that doesn't take a few out???

Rent a rhinocerous.

C3 Shark Tank

If it's outside throw a tarp over it and throw a couple bug bombs under it, do it at night when they are all back to the hive and no as active. Brake cleaner is good too, dries them right up :thumbs:

Boofers

Get em out? Why? Thats one hell of a security system you have there! :jester

phrogs

Yeah I know but there on the wrong side haha

I might try the tarp and bug bomb

74-Roadster

I can't help you, but ya never know what you're buying!!!! :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol:

lyndave75

My brother had a nest in one of the walls of his house and instead of removing siding to get to it with a spray can he put the end of the shop-vac hose up to the hole, turned it on, and banged the hell out of the wall. The bees flew out, got sucked into the vac and after a few minutes he sprayed the can of bee killer into hose, covered end of hose and shut it off. No problem since. :cheers:

crf311

M.E.K., it will kill them. Just make sure you don't take it in :crazy: Just joking!

79 Midnight Blue L82

quote "They survied the complete drive from kentuky to north carolina
so I doubt that will work"

You have Kentucky bees not bumblebees. Those Kentucky bees are the worst kind. You will probably need your sister to help you get rid of them :thumbs: